Abstract

Fluctuations in physics observables in high energy ion collisions have been a topic of particular interest in recent years as they may provide important signals regarding the formation of quark-gluon plasma and the existence of a critical point. We provide predictions for basic initial state characteristics of proton-nucleus collisions from Glauber Monte Carlo models. The following systems were simulated and analysed: p + 12 C, p + 14 N, p + 63 Cu, and p + 208 Pb at wide energy range. We apply GLISSANDO accordingly fitted to tasks defined in this paper.

Highlights

  • The aim of this talk is to provide predictions for basic initial state characteristics of proton-nucleus collisions from Glauber Monte Carlo (GMC) models

  • Attention was paid for distributions of wounded nucleons from target nucleus and its fluctuations which were studied in few variants of GMC

  • 57 TeV was estimated varying reasonable assumptions from GMC. This may be useful for cosmic ray physicists community, where the knowledge of production σ pr od p+a i r cross section for proton-air interactions is crucial in proper simulations of the extensive air showers development in

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Introduction

The aim of this talk is to provide predictions for basic initial state characteristics of proton-nucleus collisions from Glauber Monte Carlo (GMC) models. To do this we used GLISSANDO [1, 2], fitted to tasks defined in this work. The total range of production inelastic proton-proton cross as well section, σ as i nel rang√e , at s of =. 57 TeV was estimated varying reasonable assumptions from GMC This may be useful for cosmic ray physicists community, where the knowledge σ pr od p+a i r cross section for proton-air interactions is crucial in proper simulations of the extensive air showers development in.

A brief description of Glauber-like models
Nuclear charge densities
Cross sections
Nucleon-nucleon wounding profile
GLISSANDO:
Results for proton-nucleus interactions
Number of target participants
Production cross section
12 C interactions are
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